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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-06-12, Page 10?AGE 10--GODERI SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1985 Don't think twice before checking out the savings in the Classifieds. OUT FOR DUSINESS SPECTACULAR TIRE SALE "All Season Sale Special" Approximate Net Suggested List Sale 155-80-13 185-80-13 185-75-14 195-75-14 205-75-14 205-75-15 215-75-15 225-75-15 235-75-15 8345 100.90 109.45 114.95 120.73 124.40 134.50 144.15 148.90 Limited Quantities FIRST COME - FIRST SERVED Slight Factory Blems All above special - net prices include Computer balance, new valve stems, and complete installation. Full factory warranty applies. $-+4x8.50 $56.50 $59.95 $64.95 $67.95 $69.95 $74.95 $79.95 $82.50 WORLD FAMOUS i�sss»�� t REL.LI PIRELLI PNEUS INC. SUPER TIRE SALES SIZE P185/80-14 White Walls LIST SPECIAL $138. $85.60 P195/73-14 White Walls P205/75-14 White Walls $141. $89.50 $144. $92•'0 EXTRA BONUS INCLUDING FULL ROAD HAZARD INSURANCE NOTICE TO ALL PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE CUSTOMERS OF HAUGH TIRE - If you've never dealt at Haugh Tire, give. us a try. Let our service professionals meet your tire, muffler and automotive repair requirements. To our many present customers, 1 thank you for your business and your continuing trust in us. 0, for any reason, you haven't been completely satisfied with any part of the work we've done on your vehicle, give me a call, let's talk about it and work something out. Neil Haugh HAUGH TIR-E=AN°D-UFFLER SUPPLY LTD .--� OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK 8:30 AM.- 5:30 PM (CLOSED AT NOON HOUR) OPEN SATURDAYS 8:30 AM - 12 NOON HIGHWAY 4 SOUTH OF CLINTON 482.3752 or 482-9796 F mil News Colborne Twp farmer dies MAYE'ITE ANDERSON Mayette Anderson, 93, of Warren, Michigan, died Thursday, June 6. The daughter of Fletcher and Angelina McCartney, she was predeceased by ht.: husband Arnold Anderson m 1954. She was also predeceased by three brothers Clifford McCartney, of Detroit, Lorne McCartney, of Goderich and Harvey McCartney, of Goderich Township and two sisters Lilian Howard, of Goderich and Evelyn McCartney, of Detroit. Surviving are one brother Ernest McCart- ney, of Dodsland, Saskatchewan, five nieces, Mary Lomasney, of Garden City, Michigan, Aileen Scheelha, of Edmonton, Alta., Lula De Buschere, of Dodsland, Evelyn Rowland, of Guelph and Mary Mur- phy, of Clinton and three nephews Clifford McCartney, of Warren, Michigan, Mervin McCartney, of Calgary, Alberta and Ron McCartney, of Goderich. Funeral services were held on Saturday, June 8 at Venceyden Funeral Horne in Grosse Pointe, Michigan. PJTBLADO Barbara Joy (nee Brandon) died peacefully at her home in Oakville, with her family, after a brave fight with cancer, on Thursday, June 6, 1985. Barbara Joy Pitblado, in her 51st year. Beloved wife of Wendell (Pit). Loving mother of Wendy, Tracey, Kim, Scot, Kurt, and Brett, all at home: Barb was born and raised in Bayfield, with sisters June Heard, Audrey Payne, and Shirley Wachhaus, and brothers f-� OBITUARIES Bobby, Ken Glenn, and Joe. Funeral ser- vice was held at St. John's United Church, 135 Dunn St., Oakville on Saturday, June 8. Carpenter Charles Carpenter of Conoga Park, California died on Friday June 7th, 1985 in his 66 year. Born in Buffalo, N.Y., son of the late Caroline Copp of Goderich. He is survived by his wife Kaye, sons Kim of Alaska Carey, Qeurtney and daughter Charleen of California and three grandchildren. He is also survived by brother Eimer of Buffalo, N.Y. and twin sisters, Verna, Mrs. Wilfred Glazier, Clinton, Ontario and Vera, Mrs. Harold Larder, Goderich, Ontario. VIOLET E, LARDER Violet E. Larder, 64, of 121 Dudhope Ave., Cambridge died Friday, May 31, 1985 at Cambridge Memorial Hospital. Born in Blandford Township on Oct. 27, 1920, she was a retired officer (brigadier) of the Salvation Array. Surviving are one sister Edith Lasenby, of Cambridge and three brothers Harold, Charles and Wilfred, all of Goderich. She was predeceased by three brothers. Funeraltervices were held at the Salva- tion Army Citadel, Cambridge tin Monday, June 3. Interment Maitland Cemetery, Goderich, As expressions of sympathy, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be ap- preciated by the family. Arrangements by Coutts and Son Funeral Home, 96 Andrew Street, Cambridge. LAWRENCE EDWARD BAXTER Lawrence Edward Baxter, 87, of Maitland Manor Nursing Home, Goderich died Sun- day, June 9, 1985 at his residence. The son of the late George Baxter, of Markham and the former Charlotte Ann Reid, of Belleville, he was born in Ashfield Township on Aug. 8, 1897. A retired farmer in Colborne Township, he was also a member of the Benmiller United Church. Surviving are one brother Cecil, of Aylmer and several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by two sisters Mary Elizabeth, Mrs. William Turton and Charlotte Ann (Annie) Baxter and three brothers William, George and Harvey. Funeral services were held in the chapel of Stiles Funeral Home on Tuesday, June 11 with Rev. John D.M. Wood of Benmiller United and Victoria Street United Church officiating: Interment Colborne Cemetery. Pallbearers included great nephews Ed- ward Turton, Gary Baxter, Walter Lepp- ington, John Leppington, Robert Etue Jr. and Jerry Durst. Museum displayscomplement p plays The meeting of the Huron County Pioneer Lou Legg mentioned that if anyone has was discussed and anyone willing to lend a Museum Volunteers took place at the any old watercolor pictures done by Rev. quilt with its name and history will be Assessment Building on June 10 with 14 Turnbell or Lottie Polley, she would be glad gratefully accepted at the museum or con - members present. to hear -from them. She wants to display tact Betty. Bodaly. After the minutes of. the last meeting were them that weekend at the museum. Watch for the entry by the museum in all read and the treasurer's report given, a live- Watch for the posters about the museum the local parades. ly discussion took place on how to advertize in the store windows around the county.. the Pioneer Craft Weekend at the Museum . Theatre downstairs to complement two - of . There is a great deal of interest shown on Aug. 10 and 11. Letters havegone out to Theathre downstaris to complement two of around the county to have the artifacts of the local craftsmen and a follow up on the the plays coming there. "Polderland" and our museum shown at the schools, at the log phone will be done to get as many crafts peo- "Primrose School District 109". cabin on the,grounds, at Van Egmond house ple we can to come to the Museum that day. A guilt Show at the museum nn T -ht,e nay in Egmondville, Bayfield and Blyth. Education was theme of W.I. meeting seting The regular June meeting of Goderich June meeting was education. The secretary sent to Alice Porter a board member, for .a Women's Institute was held at McKay Cen- presented a paper on education. A minute of meeting to be held in London. Birthday tre on Thursday afternoon. silence was observed in memory of our greetings were sung by those present to two former secretary Phyllis McTaggart. -Institute members. Arrangements were made for the In- An interesting account on the origin of the stitute to visit Hurnnview on Aug. 21, cup- Queen's Garter, Order of St. John, . was cakes to be provided. Plans were also made given by Elizabeth Sitter. Some piano Selec- tor the presentation of awards to two public tions were played by Mable Hawkins, ap- school pupils when names were available. preciated by the members present. Two members that were delegates to the A sale of baking and some plants was held District Annual of West Huron held in after which the hostess in charge of the June Wingham recently gave a report of this all- meeting served fruit bread and a cup of tea. day meeting. July 'and August are holiday months for A donation of five dozen cookies will be ' the Institute so no meetings are held.: Goderich Canadian Foresters e el ect new officers and sponsors two new members embers The meeting was opened with members repeating the Institute Ode and the Mary Stewart Collect with president Helen Marley presiding. Roll call was answered by members' nam- ing their first public school location and the teacher's name. Many interesting ex- periences were told. Minutes were read by Elizabeth Sitter and were approved as read. The theme of the The Court Fascination L1901, Be>) miller, officers for 1985-86 have been installed by District Deputy, John Conley, assisted by Sister Jean Ginn. Those taking the chairs are: Past Presi- dent - Suzanne Mcllwaine, President = Phyllis Cox, Vice -President - Lorna Milburn, Recording Secretary - Helen Riehl, Treasurer - Doreen Willis, Chaplain - Isobel Sturdy, Conductor - Laurie Paquette and Guards - Alice Rodges and Sylvia Johnson. At the May meeting it was decided to Visit our Power uipment Centre and try it before you buy it. • Riding tractors • Lawn mowers • Tillers • Outboard motors • water pumps • Generators • Replacement engines The some commitment that made us a leader in Motorcycles is going into our Power Equipment Centre donate $100 to the Lady Diana Nursery in Vanastra. There was a discussion about the. Forester food booth at the 1-5-0 celebrations in Goderich Township in July and also about the snack bar for ball games at Bennniller throughout the summer. By unanimous vote, two -new members will be asked to join' the lodge. They are Kathy MacDonald sponsored by Laurie Pa- quette and Jan Tranter sponsored by Jean Ginn. . The focal point of Forestry in Canada, High Uourt will De held in Montreal on July 8, 9 and 10. Court Fascination hopes to send two delegates. Other future events announced were District Council at Benmiller on June 18, the Birthday Party at Kinburn at 6:30 p.m. on June 26 and the next lodge meeting on July 24. Following the meeting a lively Auction was conducted. by Phyllis Cox in which many plants and much delicious home bak- ing changed hands. YOUR LOCAL AG ENT�� ot, Dennis Little FOR TAX FREE INVESTMENTS REGAL CAPITAL PLANNERS LIMITED 53 West St., Goderich, Ontario. Local calls: 524-2773 TOLL FREE: 1-800-265-5503 .-_ _ GO -1000.20 HIGH PERFORMANCE AND HAULING LAWN FOOD ARE NO LONGER MUTUALLY EXCLUSIVE The 700 Series Wagon by Volvo. Canada's Ion, est unnln Volvo dealer with frlendl , ersonal service since 1$b8. MW MOTORS LTD ■ Sales and Service 184 EAST ST. GODERICH 524.2113